Supreme Court of Iowa· 1/18/1978

State v. Russell

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261 N.W.2d 490
1978 Iowa Sup. LEXIS 1180

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applying this rule to the foundation required for admission of tape recordings
with respect to sound recordings “[w]hat has been required is that the foundation for the 19 evidence clearly establish that it is accurate and trustworthy”
statements made in ambulance and three days later in hospital admissible after deputy had Mirandized defendant twice at arrest scene, and different officer reminded defendant of those earlier warnings and defendant stated he remembered and wished to waive them
statements made in ambulance and three days later in hospital admissible after deputy had Mirandized defendant twice at arrest scene, and different officer reminded defendant of those earlier warnings and defendant stated he remembered and wished to waive them
statements made in ambulance and three days later in hospital admissible after deputy had Mirandized defendant twice at arrest scene, and different officer reminded defendant of those earlier warnings and defendant stated he remembered and wished to waive them
Miranda waiver obtained from defendant suffering with burns

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Judges: Moore, Rawl-Ings, Legrand, Uhlenhopp, Harris

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